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March 1, 2009
February 27, 2009
A granite cup found amongst the hut circles of Culblean – it’s got such lovely proportions and you can imagine it would fit perfectly in your cupped hands. Wouldn’t granite take a huge amount of effort to make so smooth?
February 26, 2009
February 22, 2009
LCSSCL
Finally a site about Ancient Ligurians and about Ligurian Culture!
A serious and worthy site where I have the pleasure and the honour to write too, every now and then, in italian.
A site that shows, with beautiful pictures, some of the important sites of Apulia (Puglia in italian).
It also tells of very interesting studies about megaliths and energies. It’s written in Italian at the moment but I hope it will be soon translate because I really think those studies are worthy!
February 19, 2009
February 18, 2009
SMR entry for Kilbury Camp.
February 15, 2009
Description of the hillfort.
February 14, 2009
A PDF of the report by Harold Mytum and Chris Webster on surveys carried out around Castell Henllys in Pembrokeshire, in which they reinterpret Castell Mawr as a henge.
February 12, 2009
Stuart Needham, Andrew Lawson and Ann Woodward reevaluate the original records of the burial’s excavation and how the artefacts were positioned. “The burial context of the Bush Barrow now looks more complex than we had thought.” They also use the records to discuss the chronology of the barrow cemetery.
February 11, 2009
February 7, 2009
Liam Donoghue’s page of photos includes an aerial shot of Knockma Hill, and another of one of its cairns.
February 3, 2009
History and Folklore of the Cavan Burren
Italian version
February 1, 2009
Some Nice aerial pictures of the doon here
Report from the Telegraph (information from English Heritage)
January 28, 2009
A nice photograph of the two stones in their lofty spot (plus other info).
January 21, 2009
Decorated stones near the village of Kilmartin
January 19, 2009
“Ancient rock art baffles experts”
From the point of view of two of the D&NRAP stalwarts.
January 17, 2009
A little more on the avanc story and a picture of Carn March Arthur.
By the way, all TMA-ers should get Susan Cooper’s Dark is Rising Sequence for their kids (and themselves!).
January 15, 2009
available till next week, about 25mns in Nick Card on the various buildings etc
January 14, 2009
Gamber Head lies to the south of the village of Wormelow Tump, which is named for a mound that existed there until the mid-19th century, when it was destroyed.
This site give details of the possible connection of Wormelow Tump with the grave referred to in the Folkore post.
The map reference for the site would be nearer to SO495304, rather than at Gamber Head itself.
Opening lines of site:
‘The intention of this web site is to provide an overview of the many aspects of Dartmoor in the hope that they will inspire people to visit the moor and discover the numerous, “Gems in a Granite Setting” for themselves. ‘